• Please visit and share your knowledge at our sister communities:
  • If you have not, please join our official Australia and New Zealand Homebrewers Facebook Group!

    Australia and New Zealand Homebrewers Facebook Group

All Grain Or Extract

Australia & New Zealand Homebrewing Forum

Help Support Australia & New Zealand Homebrewing Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

AG or Extract brewer?

  • Extract

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • All Grain

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Bit of both

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    0
I have never picked anyone who's phrased it that way, I've only commented on people whom have said that all K&B beers are crap or something similarly disparaging.

Like I said, name names, quote posts.

And thanks Kong boards like these need personality, otherwise people have zero reason to come back.

If you dont have the odd flamboyant person like myself people quickly loose interest, I actually suggested myself for a mod but was shot down.

You have a very high opinion of yourself, quite unfounded. I come back to read about what is happening in the Australian HB world, not to read the posts of someone trying hard in an attempt to be 'flamboyant' or whatever. Perhaps with a little less posting and a little more reading, you may find it worth coming here for more than just trolling yourself.
 
You have a very high opinion of yourself, quite unfounded. I come back to read about what is happening in the Australian HB world, not to read the posts of someone trying hard in an attempt to be 'flamboyant' or whatever. Perhaps with a little less posting and a little more reading, you may find it worth coming here for more than just trolling yourself.

Hey, I dont troll on this board at all buddy and if I did I trust the mods, would start freely deleting my posts, however putting a bit of personality in what I do post can make a bland post into a great post.

I've frequently assisted people with query's.
 
Just pointing out that the AG vs everyone else thread has been done to death and usualy ends ugly. The AG brewers come off either as condescending prats or arrogant bastards and "everyone" else get deffensive. The more reassuring the AG's are that they are not being denegrating, the more denegrated everyone else feels and the more defensive they get. It's just a downward spiral from there.

Just call me Nostradamus. Even Blind Freddy could see this one coming!

Mods please shut this thread down, this dead horse has been flogged enough.

Cheers
MAH
 
I can't bring myself to shut it down, drew's delusional self importance has me in fits. :lol:
If the flaming has started........Your all fat and you mothers wear army boots ;)

I don't have a flame suit....go ahead and flame my arse back but be carefull or i'll fart and singe your eyebrows.


Alcohol fueled brewtality.
Jayse
 
I can't bring myself to shut it down, drew's delusional self importance has me in fits. :lol:
If the flaming has started........Your all fat and you mothers wear army boots ;)

I don't have a flame suit....go ahead and flame my arse back but be carefull or i'll fart and singe your eyebrows.


Alcohol fueled brewtality.
Jayse


click, click, click bugger my lighters buggered. ;) hang on I'll be back in a second.
 
You have a very high opinion of yourself, quite unfounded. I come back to read about what is happening in the Australian HB world, not to read the posts of someone trying hard in an attempt to be 'flamboyant' or whatever. Perhaps with a little less posting and a little more reading, you may find it worth coming here for more than just trolling yourself.

Hey, I dont troll on this board at all buddy and if I did I trust the mods, would start freely deleting my posts, however putting a bit of personality in what I do post can make a bland post into a great post.

I've frequently assisted people with query's.

Crumbs!!!! not only have we been told how we should be brewing, we also get told what makes a great post, as well as an insight into personalities and paranoia. The diversity and quality of what you can learn on this forum is truly staggering........

redgums :D
 
I'm just wondering if DrewCarey82's form of humorous attention-seeking may lead him to self-mutilation or something similar? :wacko:

I'm standing by. :lol:

Warren -
 
I'm just wondering if gathering together to throw rocks at one person reminds me of something?

If only I hadn't killed so many brain cells

Cheers
 
I am still at a loss to see what I've done thats so terrible. I merely said that I dont like seeing kit beers being reffered to as rubbish.... and that I think its a myth to assume that all AG's are better as a rule then kits or partials"

Yet apparantly now I am supposed to slash my wrists cause people are being smartarses to me.

And if having a personality is a crime to some people then they must be real sad bastards.
 
I brew partials. Occasionally make a real beauty.

Oops, sorry for the thread highjack.
 
By all means, keep this thread going. It just gets better and better.

I'm off to find my combat boots.
 
I brew partials. Occasionally make a real beauty.

Oops, sorry for the thread highjack.

At the risk of been on topic, I do some fresh worts and some straight kits, and some specialty grains, and one partial - heh' they are all different - they are all better than any commercial under $30 a carton. I've had duds from all areas. Like all things that involve taste, one mans is not another mans. Difference is a fact, better or worse is an opinion based on preference.
 
I got hooked on brewing when I tasted my very first beer, which was a Coopers Lager kit made with a 1kg pack of Coopers brewing sugar (the stuff with maltodextrin in it).

I still remember the anticipation as the bottles conditioned, then cracking that first tallie on a hot February afternoon just after mowing the lawn. And it was beer! Real beer, and at least as good as pot of XXXX at The Glen.

My wife knew there and then that she had created a monster by giving me a Coopers homebrew setup for my birthday.
 
Spot on Colin.

Good on coopers for making an easy kit to start off with, The barrel, the first brew ingredients & the PET bottles. The first brew is always (well, mostly) a top one!
18months and 12 brews on my wife now calls me a beer nerd.
Time to start stirring the cauldron tonight... bring on the Xmas lager!

p.s. K&K's are too easy, and you've gotta start somewhere. An AG will happen sometime, but I'm still having fun!
 
That fermenter is still with me ... its my mash tun. That particular version of the Coopers starter setup was really great. HDPE plastic bucket fermenter with clip-on lid, tap and airlock, can o' lager, brewing sugar, hydrometer, a butterfly wing capper, a pack of priming sugar sachets (one per stubby), and a cheesy "how to brew" video with a cute blonde in it.
 
my Father still brews k&ks:
1 can coopers stout + 1 kilo of cheap sugar, fermented at 27C religiously. If they don't finish in 5 days it's a drama. I've told him about Tucan stouts and given him malt packs. He said "the bloke in the caravan park thought it was rocket fuel!" and he's back brewing the same old K&Ks again. My Uncle swears by the same method for his stouts. Horses for courses.
....and this horse hasn't tasted a great extract brew (yet?) Build a bridge.........
 
Wow
Had a **** of a day at work today, so I come home for a beer, some pizza and a play on AHB. I poked my head into this thread when it was still on page one, voted, but didnt bother posting, figured I would do it another time. Today, it is TEN BLOODY PAGES!!! :eek: SO, I brew AG, just because I find it challenging, and enjoyable, alot like cooking, which I also love to do from scratch as much as possible. I make alot of mess doing that too, but I cant hose the kitchen floor <_< . I started doing K+K then progressed down the slope until I got wheer I am now. I have always found my kit and extract beers to have a residual sweetness that immediately identified it as "home brew", and it is a taste I dont enjoy, so I moved to something I do enjoy the taste of. I dont believe I have ever tried a kit beer that I thought tasted great, but understand that kit brewers seem to win more comps than AG'ers, so I am looking forward to trying the kit beers in the july case swap. No doubt some of them will be ranked more highly than my AG offering, and I will freely offer my voice when I consider that to have been the case. At the end of the day, we are all just here to make better beer, so I hope that is what this forum has done for everyone else, it has for me. And, after my **** of a day, I was freakin cacking myself with laughter at some of the posts on here, and now I feel better, so big thanks to all the funny buggers! Thats the main reason I wanted to post - you guys are hilarious! :super:
All the best
Trent
PS Someone bait Weizguy into posting, it will be his thousandth post, and I would give him curry if it were in here B)
 
I'll keep feeding it if you like............

Not only are you all fat and have mums in army boots your missus came around my house yesterday while you were at work, can you all ask your wives/sisters/daughters to make appointments? as i'am getting a little inundated here. :lol:

Caught between heaven and hell
Jayse
 
And let's not get started on mothers that are hamsters and fathers that smell of elderberries. :p

Warren -
 
I got hooked on brewing when I tasted my very first beer, which was a Coopers Lager kit made with a 1kg pack of Coopers brewing sugar (the stuff with maltodextrin in it).

I still remember the anticipation as the bottles conditioned, then cracking that first tallie on a hot February afternoon just after mowing the lawn. And it was beer! Real beer, and at least as good as pot of XXXX at The Glen.

My wife knew there and then that she had created a monster by giving me a Coopers homebrew setup for my birthday.

Hahahaha that was like my first success I honestly didnt know what to expect it was two weeks in the bottle and then I poured and it was like... - Looks like beer, it has bubbles!

I then smelt it - Smells like beer!

Tasted it, "Its beer!"

Was a wonderful experience.
 
I'll keep feeding it if you like............

Not only are you all fat and have mums in army boots your missus came around my house yesterday while you were at work, can you all ask your wives/sisters/daughters to make appointments? as i'am getting a little inundated here. :lol:

Caught between heaven and hell
Jayse
Yeah well I heard from reputable sources that your underwear smells and you fight like a girl! LOL

;)
 
This thread's a bloody crack up :beer:

I brew, I wait and I drink ... then I do it all over again. Can't be happier :chug:
 
Holy crap! Have a day off work and come back to this marathon! Im speechless! Guess what im brewing tomorrow? ESB 3kg APA, with US56 with my own addition of cascade and amarillo in secondary!!! :ph34r:
Cheers
Steve

P.S. All grain brewers smell of poo n wee n stuff :p
 
All together now. You know the tune.

AG! AG! AG! Oi! Oi! Oi!
AG! AG! AG! Oi! Oi! Oi!
AG! Oi! AG! Oi!
AG! AG! AG! Oi! Oi! Oi! :super:

Go the Socceroos!
 
Back
Top